girl who gets owned is the most important trophic level of our ecosystem
February 20, 2026 at 11:55 PM
girl who gets owned is the most important trophic level of our ecosystem
the entire mainstream discourse ecosystem basically has RFK jr level delusional thinking about what causes crime and how to prevent it
June 16, 2025 at 8:55 PM
the entire mainstream discourse ecosystem basically has RFK jr level delusional thinking about what causes crime and how to prevent it
People hate on avocado toast because it’s simply an apex predator in the breakfast ecosystem. It’s an AK-47 level durable idiot proof base design with a unrivaled level of modularity.
August 16, 2026 at 6:25 AM
People hate on avocado toast because it’s simply an apex predator in the breakfast ecosystem. It’s an AK-47 level durable idiot proof base design with a unrivaled level of modularity.
How aligned do we want the American scientific ecosystem to be with THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THIS??????
This is Nazi level propaganda, you guys.
This is Nazi level propaganda, you guys.
I’ve lost track of the number of times an immigrant has told me they had to sit on a prison bus in the back of an airport for six, 10, 20 hours with no food or water and being told to urinate in a corner or onto themselves.
September 26, 2026 at 12:26 PM
How aligned do we want the American scientific ecosystem to be with THE PEOPLE WHO MADE THIS??????
This is Nazi level propaganda, you guys.
This is Nazi level propaganda, you guys.
Python -> Python is a high-level, versatile programming language known for its easy readability and vast ecosystem, used in web development, data science, automation, and more.
September 10, 2024 at 5:35 AM
Python -> Python is a high-level, versatile programming language known for its easy readability and vast ecosystem, used in web development, data science, automation, and more.
A healthy ecosystem requires a wide range of species interactions
Focussing only on, eg, pollination or predation, will not hep ecosystem-level conservation
Focussing only on, eg, pollination or predation, will not hep ecosystem-level conservation
January 23, 2026 at 9:40 AM
A healthy ecosystem requires a wide range of species interactions
Focussing only on, eg, pollination or predation, will not hep ecosystem-level conservation
Focussing only on, eg, pollination or predation, will not hep ecosystem-level conservation
Like wasps and hornets, the Tiresome Literature Boy may be irritating on a one-on-one level, but they are crucial parts of the ecosystem.
they were very annoying and were also already a species in decline by my college years - but I mean, I never thought the Tiresome Literature Boy would ever really go *extinct*, and now we’re facing a truly catastrophic population decline.
August 4, 2026 at 1:04 AM
Like wasps and hornets, the Tiresome Literature Boy may be irritating on a one-on-one level, but they are crucial parts of the ecosystem.
while more closely aligning research and creative activities with innovation. We are also conducting searches for two vice chancellor-level positions critical to fostering institutional effectiveness, including the further development of a dynamic innovation ecosystem.”
September 24, 2026 at 4:51 PM
while more closely aligning research and creative activities with innovation. We are also conducting searches for two vice chancellor-level positions critical to fostering institutional effectiveness, including the further development of a dynamic innovation ecosystem.”
It’s an interesting (derogatory) ecosystem
With very little original content and a high level of algo manipulation
With very little original content and a high level of algo manipulation
Half a billion people are using Threads every month
Half a billion people are using Threads every month
Meta wants to make that 1 billion.
buff.ly
June 16, 2026 at 1:09 PM
It’s an interesting (derogatory) ecosystem
With very little original content and a high level of algo manipulation
With very little original content and a high level of algo manipulation
part of the reason i'm more certain that 2026 is going to lead to some level of constitutional hardball or crisis is that when you notice how the ecosystem of the right works, there's basically no perception of the fact that Dems are likely to going to retake one (or two) chambers of the legislature
It really is unnerving how much Twitter is just accounts trying to do radio rwanda but in a way that’s impossible to understand unless you understand a language of bizarre ideological shibboleths (these are not dogwhistles, because they aren’t intended to hide the bigotry)
June 21, 2026 at 1:16 PM
part of the reason i'm more certain that 2026 is going to lead to some level of constitutional hardball or crisis is that when you notice how the ecosystem of the right works, there's basically no perception of the fact that Dems are likely to going to retake one (or two) chambers of the legislature
<deep breath>
Since this is apparently an attack that the right-wing ecosystem is going to run with, here's a high school-level explainer of why VP Harris is, in fact, a legitimate candidate.
Since this is apparently an attack that the right-wing ecosystem is going to run with, here's a high school-level explainer of why VP Harris is, in fact, a legitimate candidate.
And here it is. Came faster than. I thought. The illegitimate candidate thing, that is.
July 22, 2024 at 12:24 PM
<deep breath>
Since this is apparently an attack that the right-wing ecosystem is going to run with, here's a high school-level explainer of why VP Harris is, in fact, a legitimate candidate.
Since this is apparently an attack that the right-wing ecosystem is going to run with, here's a high school-level explainer of why VP Harris is, in fact, a legitimate candidate.
saw an outfit that got me thinking of older, higher level oriyanna.... tiny evil wizard mushroom. so important for the ecosystem <33
March 15, 2024 at 12:19 AM
saw an outfit that got me thinking of older, higher level oriyanna.... tiny evil wizard mushroom. so important for the ecosystem <33
A lot of computer security is actually wildly unimaginably better than it was in 2009, which was a fucking dumpster fire of ecosystem level universal dogshit
February 10, 2026 at 9:18 AM
A lot of computer security is actually wildly unimaginably better than it was in 2009, which was a fucking dumpster fire of ecosystem level universal dogshit
I see a thriving multi-level ecosystem, undamaged by human intervention
October 28, 2024 at 12:28 PM
I see a thriving multi-level ecosystem, undamaged by human intervention
82 slides about how penis worms changed the entire ocean floor ecosystem by the world’s preeminent penis worm scientist.
September 20, 2026 at 12:26 AM
82 slides about how penis worms changed the entire ocean floor ecosystem by the world’s preeminent penis worm scientist.
Perhaps the biggest tragedy with the current state of both PlayStation and Xbox on a cultural level once you get past the bloodbaths—and you shouldn't, to be clear—is just the sheer disinterest they share in maintaining any sense of a cohesive, healthy ecosystem, both internally and externally.
September 22, 2026 at 5:15 PM
Perhaps the biggest tragedy with the current state of both PlayStation and Xbox on a cultural level once you get past the bloodbaths—and you shouldn't, to be clear—is just the sheer disinterest they share in maintaining any sense of a cohesive, healthy ecosystem, both internally and externally.
Not even a year old and were already seeing wildlife documentary level commentary on the bluesky ecosystem.
December 31, 2023 at 2:28 PM
Not even a year old and were already seeing wildlife documentary level commentary on the bluesky ecosystem.
Think of all the issues people should really have ‘legitimate concerns’ about
Biodiversity loss
Ecosystem degradation
Extreme heat
Droughts
Intense wildfires
Water shortages
Dirty water
Polluted air
Sea level rise
Crop failures
Floods
New pandemics
Food shortages
Plastics in our bodies & env’t…
Biodiversity loss
Ecosystem degradation
Extreme heat
Droughts
Intense wildfires
Water shortages
Dirty water
Polluted air
Sea level rise
Crop failures
Floods
New pandemics
Food shortages
Plastics in our bodies & env’t…
September 23, 2026 at 6:56 AM
Think of all the issues people should really have ‘legitimate concerns’ about
Biodiversity loss
Ecosystem degradation
Extreme heat
Droughts
Intense wildfires
Water shortages
Dirty water
Polluted air
Sea level rise
Crop failures
Floods
New pandemics
Food shortages
Plastics in our bodies & env’t…
Biodiversity loss
Ecosystem degradation
Extreme heat
Droughts
Intense wildfires
Water shortages
Dirty water
Polluted air
Sea level rise
Crop failures
Floods
New pandemics
Food shortages
Plastics in our bodies & env’t…
I don't think people have really grappled with what the mass decline of violent crime in the US has meant for the economic ecosystem of superheroes, which is rapidly approaching a demographic cliff, as street-level crimefighting becomes a thing of the past, and avenues for promotion dry up.
February 26, 2026 at 3:04 AM
I don't think people have really grappled with what the mass decline of violent crime in the US has meant for the economic ecosystem of superheroes, which is rapidly approaching a demographic cliff, as street-level crimefighting becomes a thing of the past, and avenues for promotion dry up.
The @swift.org team is demonstrating a level of consistency that makes me believe they really want to see the Swift programming language thrive outside of the Apple ecosystem.
Windows developers, you're invited! 🪟
We just launched a Windows workgroup to make Swift even better on Windows: improving the toolchain, core packages, API bridging, and deployment experiences.
Curious? Interested in contributing? You're welcome here. 👉 swift.org/blog/announcing-windows-workgroup/
We just launched a Windows workgroup to make Swift even better on Windows: improving the toolchain, core packages, API bridging, and deployment experiences.
Curious? Interested in contributing? You're welcome here. 👉 swift.org/blog/announcing-windows-workgroup/
Announcing the Windows Workgroup
We are excited to announce the creation of the Windows workgroup!
swift.org
January 26, 2026 at 10:23 PM
The @swift.org team is demonstrating a level of consistency that makes me believe they really want to see the Swift programming language thrive outside of the Apple ecosystem.
Next level pothole, Devon. Has developed its own ecosystem.
April 12, 2024 at 3:24 PM
Next level pothole, Devon. Has developed its own ecosystem.
this combined with the popverse news really has me reeling, today. At every level our media ecosystem is being destroyed.
September 21, 2026 at 3:11 PM
this combined with the popverse news really has me reeling, today. At every level our media ecosystem is being destroyed.
My work at The Flytrap is so important to me. I love the deep connections the worker-owners have formed with each other. I love being part of the indie media ecosystem. And on a personal level, I love being able to chase the stories and things I am interested in, like books coverage.
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September 25, 2026 at 12:07 AM
My work at The Flytrap is so important to me. I love the deep connections the worker-owners have formed with each other. I love being part of the indie media ecosystem. And on a personal level, I love being able to chase the stories and things I am interested in, like books coverage.
Ngl I’ve been on tumblr long enough to know that the ecosystem on that site is on a different level compared to bsky
this place is like tumblr for people who work stay at home jobs
May 21, 2026 at 10:33 PM
Ngl I’ve been on tumblr long enough to know that the ecosystem on that site is on a different level compared to bsky